EUREKA — Woodford County authorities are asking for the public’s help in solving the shooting death of Terry Punke one year after the crime.

The 59-year-old Punke was working in his yard in a subdivision near Kappa on July 20, 2013, when he was shot in the face with a single bullet. He died four days later at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria.

As the anniversary of the shooting approaches, the Woodford County Sheriff’s Office has renewed a campaign for public input in hopes of solving the case.

Aided by the Illinois State Police, investigators have interviewed “hundreds of people,” Sheriff Jim Pierceall said, without finding any eyewitnesses.

“Now we’re still in a holding pattern. We haven’t gotten any real recent information,” Pierceall said. “We haven’t determined who actually was the shooter.”

The home, at 538 Fairway Drive in rural El Paso, is on a cul-de-sac in a residential subdivision just south of the El Paso Golf Course.

“He was in the yard behind the garage. Where the bullet came from is up for debate,” Pierceall said.

Pierceall said officers investigated theories that Punke was the intended target, and that the bullet was a stray that struck him accidentally. They haven’t ruled out either scenario.

Anyone with information on this case is urged to call CrimeStoppers at 673-9000 or the Woodford County Sheriff’s Office at 467-2375.

Laura Nightengale can be reached at 686-3181 or lnightengale@pjstar.com. Follow her on Twitter @lauranight.